Has anyone had any experience with Infineta for WAN Acceleration that
you'd be willing to share? Off-list replies are certainly welcome.
~Adam
t, I'd recommend Riverbed.
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Andrey Gordon [andrey.gor...@gmail.com]
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 2:43 PM, Ricardo Canepa wrote:
> I use WAN acceleration appliances to optimize traffic over satellite
> links. Initially we used Blue Coats but due to some issues they have, or
> had, with satellit
I use WAN acceleration appliances to optimize traffic over satellite
links. Initially we used Blue Coats but due to some issues they have, or
had, with satellite links we replaced them with Riverbeds and now we have
over 100 of them deployed.
The Riverbed units have done a much better job and if
o with the WAAS because it can be really cheap with the
right bundle.
Ernest.
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 2:00 PM, Bill Lewis wrote:
> Anyone in the group using hardware based wan acceleration and have
> suggestions?
>
> If so, anyone using it over a static IPSEC Cisco VPN link (or other
error,
please notify me immediately. Thank you.
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From: Bill Lewis [mailto:ble...@hottopic.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 2:01 PM
To: nanog@nanog.org
Subject: Wan acceleration
Anyone in the group using hardware based wan acceleration and have
suggestions?
If so, a
Anyone in the group using hardware based wan acceleration and have
suggestions?
If so, anyone using it over a static IPSEC Cisco VPN link (or other
vendor)?
I've seen a demo of Cisco WAAS and why they think it's best of breed.
Spoke to F5, theirs is still in beta so they suggested Rive
While not FOSS, supposedly Cisco routers with reasonably current IOS
releases have RBSCP support which hints at acting in this capacity.
I've wanted to test it since the majority of our networks are over
satellite, but most of the modems we use have WAN acceleration built
in and thu
On 11/09/2009 01:40, BH wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had experience or could recommend free open source
WAN Accelerators/Optimizers. There seems to be only one FOSS project called
TrafficSqueezer but development has stopped and the project is still in an
Alpha stage.
I am not interest
Summary:
With some private replies I got a few leads. Most of which are not generic
wan accellerators but still appreciated. The two I considered:
TrafficSqueezer: still in alpha stage but performs both compression and flow
control
WANProxy: only does compression, but is slightly more "polished"
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone had experience or could recommend free open source
WAN Accelerators/Optimizers. There seems to be only one FOSS project called
TrafficSqueezer but development has stopped and the project is still in an
Alpha stage.
I am not interested in the offerings of Cisco (WAA
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